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Police blow their own trumpet after band members put brakes on 'hijacker' - Vimarsana News

Police blow their own trumpet after band members put brakes on 'hijacker'

Police top brass had good reason to blow their own trumpet over the arrest of an armed alleged hijacker by two off-duty police band members after a high-speed car chase in Cape Town.

UPSC Key- June 8, 2023: Know about PoSH Act, Terrorism, Portuguese in India and Minimum Support Price - Vimarsana News

UPSC Key- June 8, 2023: Know about PoSH Act, Terrorism, Portuguese in India and Minimum Support Price

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Three face murder charge for 'hit' near courthouse in Cape Town - Vimarsana News

Three face murder charge for 'hit' near courthouse in Cape Town

Three men appeared in the Wynberg magistrate’s court on Monday in connection with the execution-style hit on a woman captured by CCTV cameras after she left the same court building in Cape Town.

Six years later, hit-and-run death of army whistleblower still a mystery - Vimarsana News

Six years later, hit-and-run death of army whistleblower still a mystery

Dead officer from Pretoria military base had submitted evidence of Cuban mechanics repairing civilian vehicles at state expense - including one belonging to retired SANDF chief.

Car crash victim's bank account cleaned out: Hawks arrest 13 suspects - Vimarsana News

Car crash victim's bank account cleaned out: Hawks arrest 13 suspects

The Hawks' serious commercial crime investigation unit is executing a take-down operation dubbed “Tit for Tat” in connection with the alleged theft of more than R36m belonging to a deceased FNB client.